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DC/058645 - UNITS 1 & 2 BLACKBROOK TRADING ESTATE, WEYBROOK ROAD, HEATON CHAPEL, MANCHESTER, M19 2QD
Meeting: 12/01/2017 - Planning & Highways Regulation Committee (Item 6)
In connection with change of use of two warehouses to a place of worship / community centre, with external alterations including new/replacement windows and doors and an extended parking area (Part Retrospective).
The Committee is recommended to grant planning permission.
Officer contact: Mark Jordan on 0161 474 3557 or email: mark.jordan@stockport.gov.uk
Additional documents:
- DC058645 - Plans, item 6
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- Webcast for DC058645 - South Manchester Muslim Association, Units 1 & 2 Blackbrook Trading Estate, Weybrook Road, Heaton Chapel
Minutes:
In respect of plan no. 58645 for the change of use of two warehouses to a place of worship / community centre, with external alterations including new/replacement windows and doors and an extended parking area (Part Retrospective) at South Manchester Muslim Association, Units 1 & 2 Blackbrook Trading Estate, Weybrook Road, Heaton Chapel, it was
RESOLVED – That planning permission be granted.
Meeting: 12/12/2016 - Heatons & Reddish Area Committee (Item 5)
In connection with change of use of two warehouses to a place of worship / community centre, with external alterations including new/replacement windows and doors and an extended parking area (Part Retrospective).
The Area Committee are recommended to grant planning permission.
Additional documents:
Minutes:
In respect of plan no.058645 for change of use of two warehouses to place of worship/ community centre, with external alterations including new/replacement windows at Units 1 & 2, Blackbrook Trading Estate, Weybrook Road, Heaton Chapel,
a member of the public spoke against the application and the applicant spoke in support of the application,
it was then
RESOLVED – (1) That the Planning and Highways Regulation Committee be requested to undertake a site visit in order to (i) assess the impact of the proposed new car park with properties on Highbury Road (giving consideration to the possible implementation of a physical barrier on the boundary) (ii) where possible view the proposed development from Highbury Road.
(2) That the Planning and Highways Committee be informed of the Area Committees concerns in respect to the hours of operation proposed and that the Area Committee is of the opinion that opening hours in the planning application must be strictly observed should planning permission be granted.